Dated announcements, press coverage and papers. For the long-form guides and analysis, see Articles.
Verificate launches Compile-Time Inference — the alternative to RAG. Your facts are compiled, ranked and verified into a cited decision substrate before any question is asked; the model only phrases the answer. Three deployments at launch: Legal (Kevin), Video (Hybrid-VLM) and Genomics.
ReadVerificate presents Compile-Time Inference at Brown University, Providence: "Intervention Bias as Disparate Impact" — how a decision policy compiled from an institution's own outcomes removes the over-intervention a zero-shot frontier agent introduces.
ReadSept 15–17, Santa Clara Convention Center. The launch venue for Compile-Time Inference: live Kevin legal, Hybrid-VLM video and genomics demonstrations, with every answer resolving to its source.
ReadPartner Vividas presents the video deployment of Compile-Time Inference at IBC (International Broadcasting Convention), Amsterdam: a live broadcast feed compiled into a frame-stamped, provenance-linked record that a newsroom can query and verify.
ReadThe deterministic decision-transformer substrate paper is released.
ReadHELIX v1.7 (Build #58) goes live at UNSW — audited on the official vLLM GuideLLM benchmark: 940 ms p50 TTFT, 100% valid JSON, and 8.95–12.89× faster than stock Ollama.
After a successful pilot on its Intel-based Katana HPC, UNSW Sydney adopts Verificate HELIX — our flagship sovereign-inference deployment.
HELIX v1.4 is deployed for the UNSW evaluation on Intel HPC.
The University of New South Wales starts a pilot of HELIX CPU inference on its Katana HPC.
Our inference-level hallucination-prevention method — a per-token truthfulness manifold — is released.
ReadVerificate becomes an IBM Business Partner, with access to IBM Fusion HPC infrastructure and Granite model integration.
Your system finds the right documents and still gives wrong answers. How to tell retrieval failures from generation failures, why a citation can mislead, and the fixes worth trying before you change architecture.
ReadAn honest side-by-side: where the work happens, who decides the answer, missing evidence, changing data and total cost — including where RAG remains the right choice.
ReadWhat a knowledge graph improves, what it leaves unchanged, and the questions to ask any vendor — including us.
ReadPeer-facing research and audited technical reports. Measured results carry a M mark and are substantiated on our Legal & claims page.